Marriott High School - Colonial Royalty Yearbook (St Stephens Church, VA)

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One day as I was sitting in class I began looking out the window, I started thinking about how we would all look at our class reunion in 10 years. First I saw Shirley who had become head nurse at M.C. V. Hospital in Richmond, and then there was Mary Ann, who was modeling for an agency in New York. Next there was Carolyn who announced she was training for her appearance in the Southern 500 auto race. Then there was Biddy, who had been newly elected as a school board member. Next I saw Linda as a teacher at Pleasant Hill School. Then 1 saw Charlotte, now Mrs. Otto, with 2 children. As I began to glance around, 1 saw Joyce, now Mrs. F. M. Mitchell, who was working as secretary for Dominion Chevrolet. Next I saw Anita who told me she was now working as a nurse at St. Luke ' s Hospital in Richmond. Then as I moved about I saw Mary Samuel and Irma talking together. Mary Samuel said she was drawing sketches now for Vogue Magazine, and Irma told me she has a new car which she drives back and forth to Richmond every day to work. As I turned around I saw John Burnley and Robert Jr. coming toward me. Shack has just finished law school and is to get a position with a good law firm in Richmond. John Burnley says he is not doing anything, but I heard that he has become head of a large trucking concern. And then a young good look- ing gentleman, Carroll Lee, comes over and says he is now in charge of all foreign trade for the Chesapeake Corporation, so I just laugh and say, Well, I ' ve been elect- ed vice president of your corporation. As I turned to look away, I saw Mary Louise and Phyllis walk by. Carroll Lee told me Mary Louise is now playing house and has 3 kids. Phyllis still lives in Walkerton, but in a different house and as the wife of Wayne Swann. I just shake my head, turn around, go get some punch, wondering what they will all look like in 10 more years. SENIOR POEM 196 : For twelve long years we ' ve worked and strived Towards our graduation day. And, oh, how long the road has been Since we began on that first day. Success and failure have been ours All through these memorable years. And many the time we ' ve laughed and smiled. And many the times we’ve shed tears. And now, as we leave you, Marriott High Your halls shall in our memories be; And all the knowledge we have gained Shall be there for the world to see.

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NORA BATES AGREE Biddy” BETTIE BRYANT BEANE Bettie B. 4-H Club 1 yr. : Science Club 1 yr. ; Glee Club 2 yrs. ; Softball 2 yrs. : S.C.A. Coiijmittee Chair- man 1 yr. , S.C.A. Room Rep. ; Basketball 2 yrs. ; Look Salesmanship Award; English Award; Annual Staff Ass’t Editor. 8th Grade President; S.C.A. Vice Pres. , Commit- tee Chairman 2 yrs. ; 4-H 1 yr. ; Monogram Club 4 yrs. , Reporter 1 yr. ; Glee Club 2 yrs. ; Science Club 1 yr. ; Beta Club 2 yr s. , President 1 yr. ; Soft- ball 4 yrs. ; Basketball 4 yrs. ; Annual Staff Editor; Library Club 1 yr. SHIRLEY ANN CHENAULT Shirley Senior Class President; 9th Grade Pres. ; 10th Grade Vice Pres. ; Beta Club Pres. 1 yr. , Vice Pres. 1 yr. ; F.H.A. 5 yrs. , Secretary 2 yrs. , Historian 1 yr. ; Monogram Club Secretary 1 yr. , Treas. 1 yr. , Reporter 1 yr. ; Glee Club 3 yrs. . Rep. 1 yr. ; Sci- ence Club 1 yr. ; Library Club 3 yrs. ; S. C, A. Treas- urer, S.C.A. Committee Chairman 2 yrs. ; Basket- ball 4 yrs. . Co-Capt. 2 yrs. ; Softball 4 yrs. ; An- nual Staff, Business Manager; Highest Scholastic Average Award 61-62.